Date Medium Title
June 23rd
OP-ED BY DAN – On George Osborne’s first budget A good starting point but the test of this budget will be outside Osborne’s control
May 24th
INTERVIEW: On cuts and quangos – at 11.10 am – immediately after press conference with George Osbourn and David Laws
May 24th INTERVIEW: On cuts and quangos – at just after 5 am in the morning !
May 23rd
TV INTERVIEW: On cuts and quangos
May 21st
INTERVIEW: On cuts and quangos
May 13th
OP-ED by Dan: There was no alternative, so give them a chance
May 13th
The United Kingdom’s Energy Security DebateExtensive reference made to SECURING OUR ENERGY FUTURE
February 26th
PUT THAT LIGHT OUT ! (requires subscription) – on what’s wrong with energy policy and what to put right – by Dan
February 26th
Dan, interviewed on You and Yours and 12.13, criticises the Carbon Reduction Commitment and the government’s timing in introducing it – directly afterwards, Energy Minister Joan Ruddock disagrees.
February 21st
Firms not ready for name-and-shame carbon tableDan Lewis criticises the bureaucratic, marginal, high-cost carbon reduction commitment.
February
Securing Our Energy Future, Dan’s launch paper for the EPC is cited in Canadian Nuclear Worker – a publication of the Canadian Nuclear Workers’ Council
February 17th
Nick Ferrari asks Dan Lewis whether we should be worried about inflation? (8.35 am – 4 minutes – requires login for dowload)
February 17th
Only Splitting the Euro Will Save It.  About the Greek Crisis and the Euro.
February 16th
IT’s not if, but when we make the cuts we need. Dan Lewis discusses the timing and practicalities of public sector cuts.
January
Dan writes the Expert Commentary for Conservative Intelligence on Conservative Energy Policy for CI’s “Guide to the 2010 Tory Manifesto
15th January
How much microgeneration can networks take? Dan looks at the impact of a surge in microgeneration for local electricity neworks
5th January
Dan Lewis talks on Al Jazeera English TV about the impact of cold weather on oil prices and their subsequent impact on the USD and the global economy